RMC Fresh Aire Deodorant Concentrate: Neutralizes malodors and leaves air fresh with a mint scent

Concentrated formula for rooms, carpets and general detergent solutions.

Product Overview:

You want odors gone, not perfumed over. Most products hide the problem; this one neutralizes it. Fresh Aire is a concentrated liquid deodorizer that attacks chemical and biological malodors. If you run a school, hospital, nursing home or public restroom, this is made for your day. Use it straight as a room deodorizer, add two ounces per gallon to detergents, or blend one-and-a-half ounces per gallon for carpets. Each jug is a full one-gallon concentrate with a fresh mint scent that actually reads as fresh, not chemical. Picture quiet hallways after a deep clean, the air smelling faintly of mint, simple, clean, done.

Key Features:

• Freshmint Scent: Leaves rooms smelling clean and approachable, a soft mint note that guests notice but won't complain about.
• Concentrate: Mixes at a one-to-sixteen ratio for rooms, so you feel the savings and actually smell the result.
• Versatile Use: Works in schools, hospitals and restrooms; if you worry about harshness, you won't with this formula.
• Dilution Ratios: Room sixteen ounces per gallon, detergents two ounces per gallon, carpet one-and-a-half ounces per gallon.
• Packaged Quantity: Four per carton keeps inventory simple, so you avoid frantic orders and always have concentrate on the shelf.

Quick Specs:

• Brand: RMC
• Manufacturer: Rochester Midland Corporation
• Item#: RCM-12015627CT
• Color: Freshmint
• Format/Type: Surface Deodorizer
• Quantity/Pack: 4 / Carton
• Compatibility/Use: School, Restroom, Hospital, Nursing Home
• Country of Origin: United States

Picture quiet hallways that smell faintly of mint and feel clean; reach out to learn dosing and supply options for your facility-want to talk specifics?

Dilute per label: room deodorizer sixteen ounces per gallon, general detergents two ounces per gallon, carpet one-and-a-half ounces per gallon. Follow facility safety protocols.